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Does it matter how you define the error in a numerical solution??
If you define the error as numerical solution - exact solution would you be hugely wrong even if you understood what was happening (i know it's the negative of exact - numerical). I wrote a report at uni and realized i defined the error in this way
If you define the error as numerical solution - exact solution would you be hugely wrong even if you understood what was happening (i know it's the negative of exact - numerical). I wrote a report at uni and realized i defined the error in this way